Tony Merida – Who Dat? – Romans 8:31-39
Tony Merida, Associate Professor of Preaching at Southeastern Seminary preaches on how if you love Jesus deeply, it will change your behavior dramatically.
Stephen Wellum – Progressive Covenantalism
The Center for Faith and Culture and Office of Ph.D. Studies hosts Drs. Craig Blaising and Stephen Wellum for an afternoon lecture on progressive convenantalism and progressive dispensationalism.
Craig Blasing – Progressive Dispensationalism
The Center for Faith and Culture and Office of Ph.D. Studies hosts Drs. Craig Blaising and Stephen Wellum for an afternoon lecture on progressive convenantalism and progressive dispensationalism.
Q & A with Craig Blasing & Stephen Wellum
Craig Blasing & Stephen Wellum come together to take questions from the attendees of the 2017 Ph.D. Colloquium Series.
Allan Moseley – Four Truths in the Face of Suffering – Book of Job
Allan Moseley, Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Southeastern Seminary preaches on how the book of Job teaches to be wary of people who seek to explain suffering which only God can explain.
Chuck Lawless – You Want Me to do What? – 1 Corinthians 1:1-9
Chuck Lawless, Dean of Doctoral Studies at Southeastern Seminary shows us preaches on how when we make ministry about us and not God, we fail to see the beauty of the ‘mess’ of His church.
David Sills – Pastor’s Luncheon – Center for Pastoral Leadership & Preaching
Join Dr. David Sills, along with Dr. Scott Hildreth and Dr. Steve McKinion as they discuss the specific calling to pastoral and missionary service and ways for pastors to recognize this specific calling in their church members.
Jeff Iorg – Developing a Personal Passion for Introducing People to Jesus – Mark 2:1-12
Jeff Iorg, President of Gateway Seminary preaches on how we need to be intentional about introducing people to Jesus.
Frank Page – Another Way to Live – Philippians 3
Frank Page, Chief Executive Officer of the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee preaches on how humility is the ability to see ourselves as God sees us and not be devastated.
